jocks
SayJOKSUS/ˈd͡ʒɑks/UK/ˈd͡ʒɒks/
- 1Plural of jock. Use it when you mean more than one jock.
The jocks always sat together at the back of the cafeteria.
The radio station hired two new jocks for the morning show.
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- 2Men's tight, short underpants.
He walked into the kitchen in just his jocks.
Mum bought him a new pack of jocks for school camp.
Similarbriefs, underpants, undies
Note
jocks is a form of jock
jock, noun: A boy or young man who plays sports, at school or in college. Full entry
- Forms
- jockjocks plural
- Spelling
- jock → jocks: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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Origin
It is a short form of "jockey shorts".